When he died in February 1994, Mel Claman left behind a cornucopia of cartoons and texts, representing the output of over thirty years' writing and drawing for countless newspapers, magazines and books. This vintage collection of his best work, edited by his daughter Claire, demonstrates the range of his infectious humour and incisive wit in word and line, including many of his famous drawings of the battles of the sexes and musings on the human - and divine - condition.